Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1947 — Page 20
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me nomen, 2k ee’ Rex D. Landis Dies on Trip; land purchase of American 3 4 hi wen 7 Brother of Representative
in Sunbright, Tenn, where he was on a business trip. He was 54. A native of Bloomfield, he was a brother of Rep. Gerald W. Landis, of Linton. He had lived here 11 years and was secretary of the Dependlable Building Corp. | Mr: Landis was. a member of the North Methodist Church, Meridian TTT Advertisement | Hills Country Club, Exchange Clu Advertisement and a former member of the IndiWorry of ; : "._|anapolis Real Estate Board. | He was a graduate of Purdue UniF A L S E T E E T H versity, where -he was a member of Slipping or Irritating? the Sigma Pi fraternity, Don't be embarrassed by loose false| Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. | | teath_ slipping, dropping or wabbling when! tomorrow In Flanner & Buchanan
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0 Mr, Landis is survived by his wife, GOT | COUGH {Mrs, Blanche B. Landis; two sons, | ill Rex D, Jr, and Richard Henry { TR F]
Landis; a daughter, Mrs, Charles J. { (Barnhill, all of Indianapolis; a Ha UL EFFECTIVE RELIEF {brother, Max Landis, Taylor, Tex.; twos three sisters, Mrs. Grace Landis
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‘devant, Schenectady, N. Y., and two! grandchildren.
MF INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ Dr. 0. M. Pittenger
Puneral services for Dr. Oscar M.
"Mrs, Mary B. Wilson, a resident of Indianapolis for 25 years, died yes-
Rex D. Landis, 4807 Graceland Ave. died yesterday of a heart attack | terday in the home of a daughter,|
Myps. Krystina Schiewer, 1108 E.
Pittenger, a native of Delaware County, will be held Saturday in the DeSoto Methodist Church, DeSoto, Ind. Cremation will follow. Mr. Pittenger, who was 78, died Tuesday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ross Rissler, El Paso, Tex. In 1019 he was appointed superintendent of the Indiana State School] for the Deaf. He held the post for six years. Before joining the deaf school Mr. Pittenger had been a superintendent of -Pranklin schools and a professor at Ball State Teachers College in 1918,
He was a graduate from Indiana University in 1896, and in 1916 he received his master's degree from! Columbia University, In 1918 he re-| ceved his Ph, D. degree from Illinois Wesleyan University,
Dr. Pittenger was ‘a member of | Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, “I” Men's | Association at Indiana University, | and Frankfort Lodge, F'. & A. M. He is survived by three daughters, |
three brothers and four ‘sisters. | Martinsville, and Mrs. Harold Stur- |: is
Mrs. Wilson, who was 47, was a native of Bowling Green, Ky., and was the widow of Grover C. WilFor the past four years she had been employed by the Progress Laundry Co. She was a member of Jackson Grove Baptist Church Jackson Grove, Ky. | ‘Puneral services will be held at| 2 p. m. Baturday in Moore Mortu-| aries Peace Chapel. Mrs. Wilson is survived by one datighter, Mrs. Krystina Schiewer,!
son, Bowling Green,
tian, Litchfield, Ky.: two br Charles and Benny Wilson, both of Bowling Green, and one granddaughter, Miss Helen Gregory, In-
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Funeral services for Miss Sue Carol Carson, 936 Indiana Ave., will | be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in C. M. {C. Willis & Son mortuary. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery, Miss Carson, who was 15, died Monday in General Hospital after an illness of three months. | She was born in Indianaj lis and was a pupil at Crispus Attucks High | School, | Survivors include her father, Mc-| Kinley Carson; a sister, Mrs. Emma| | Jean Williams, both of Indianapolis; ‘a brother, Willlam Carson, Chicago. a half-brother, Thaddeus Covington, Auburn, Ky.; her grandparents, Mr, and. Mrs, Charles Carson and! Mr: and Mrs, William Blakey, all of Indianapolis, and two uncles,
‘Mrs. Neldo Klingensmith
Services for Mrs. Grace Klingen(smith, RR 1, New Augusta, will {be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in the! | residence. Burial will be in Crown {Hill Cemetery. | The Rev. Robert Lewis, pastor, | of the Seventh Christian Church, | will officiate, | Mrs. Klingensmith, who was 74, {died yesterday in Methodist ‘Hos- | pital, A lifelong resident of the north{ern Marion County community, Mrs. Klingensmith was active in the | White Cross Guild, Old Augusta | Missionary Society and Seventh
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